He made three trips from Uniontown west to Pittsburgh with wagons hauling freight.140 In 1840 Job moved from Greene Co., PA to Pleasants Co., WV.140 In 1838 he and his wife were founding members of Pleasant Valley M. E. Church.140 He gave land to establish Middle Island Church in Pleasants Co., WV.140

1830 Census, Monongahela Twp., Greene Co., PA
Locke, Job
1 male 20-under 30
1 female 20-under 30

1840 Census, Tyler Co., Virginia, p. 9
Lock, Job
3 males under 5 (John, James, William)
1 male 5-9 (either Alin or Thomas; likely Thomas)
1 male 15-19 (not one of Job and Mary’s children?)
1 male 30-39 (Job)
1 female 5-9 (Deborah)
1 female 20-29 (Mary)
1 person employed in agriculture

1850 Census, Tyler Co., Virginia, Dist. 61, Aug. 29, 1850, p. 979
Lock, Job, 54, farmer, b. NJ
Mary, 46, b. Maryland
Thomas, 16, b. PA
Deborah, 19, b. PA
John, 15, b. PA
James, 13, b. PA
William 11, b. PA
Francis (male), 9, b. VA
Samson, 7, b. VA
Isaac, 10, b. VA
Samuel, 1 month, b. VA (born ca July 1850)
Harriet, 1 month, b. VA (born ca July 1850)

1860 Census, Pleasants Co., Virginia, Dist. 2, June 20, 1860, p. 661
Locke, Job, 63, farmer, Real Esate value $1000, Personal Estate value $50, b. NJ
Mary, 50, b. Maryland
John, 24, b. PA
James C., 22, b. PA
William, 20, b. VA
Isaac, 16, b. VA
Francis M. (male), b. VA
Samson, 12, b. VA
Charles W., 10, b. VA
Eliza A., 10, b. VA
Mary E., 6, b. VA
Debora Shingleton, 29, b. PA
William J. (Shingleton?), 6, b. PA

In 1866 Job was a founding member of Nine Mile United Methodist Church.140

It’s possible that Job and Mary are buried in Cloverdale Church of Christ Cemetery in Pleasants Co., WV. There are three Locke stones with no first names. One has dates of 1795-1872 and is identified as father. Another has 1805-1880 and is identified as mother. The third as 1844-1865 and is identified as son.146 The first two stones match Job & Mary Locke. The third could be that of son, Isaac.

Question regarding children: 4 of them have birth dates as 1850. Charles and Eliza were twins, and Charles’ marriage license names him as a child of Job and Mary. Samuel and Harriet were only 1 month old at census, meaning they were born in July, 1850. Samuel and Harriet have disappeared by 1860, and Charles and Eliza have appeared. What happened to Samuel & Harriet? Who were they?

Samson, Samuel, and Harriet are not listed on a hand written note giving names and birth dates of Charles and his siblings. Note also says there were 12 children. The children identified are:
“Deborah Locke, b. Jan. 5, 1830
Alin Locke, b. April 14, 1831
Tomas Locke, b. July 31, 1833
John Locke, b. Feb. 20, 1836
James Locke, b. Jan. 28, 1838
William Locke, b. April 2, 1840
Isaac Locke b. July 9, 1844
Francis Marian Locke, b. Oct. 20, 1846
Santford Locke, b. Oct. 11, 1848
Eliza and C. W. Locke, b. May 29, 1850
Mary Elina Locke, b. May 1854

This is the Entire Family of C. W. Lock Family”123